north country dude

Great, I am Buffhamster on Steam and the mods were some terrain and rail texture enhancements, check 'em out. Roads are still a bit tricky and somewhat more involved, and the skybox uses .hdr files, but luckily I found an app called "Picturenaut" which will be helpful.

Awesome, I see you have a lot of Transport Fever vids on your channel. I made a few mods for that game and working (slowly) on a couple more, one for the skybox and one for music.

Thank you for sharing this awesome development. I have always enjoyed the Civilization series and this looks to be quite interesting, but I wonder why somebody didn't just make a game mod based on Civ 5, ...? Ah, this is why: here is the link I used: http://www.civilization.com/en/games/civilization-beyond-earth/

I have no idea. You're on your own, friend. You are going to have to research how transit functions work in SimCity 4 and Rush Hour, if you get stuck ask the NAM Team. They will probably tell what I did wrong and what I may have gotten right, after all, I was just trying to present ideas for the use of railroads within a game that didn't really allow much expansion for them. Take the "modular rail-yards" idea, that is something that could be expanded on and I welcome anyone to do so. With the fractional angle textures, I think more can be done with it. All it takes is someone with the ambition and knowledge to make it work, but not me. I do not support any of this stuff anymore as the dependencies they depended on have scattered to the wind, some can still be found, but I no longer create or support custom content for SC4. As you can see, even Imageshack has changed and has begun losing the pictures I had placed there. The last post I made indicated my disability 2 years ago, it has steadily gotten worse since then. Therefore I can only support custom content for 1 game at a time and currently I have "archived" all SC4 content, as in, I no longer have it on my system. I have been focused on writing some science fiction, some graphic art*, and fooling around with Bethesda (Fallout) content for the time being. (The GECK is really tricky to be proficient with and I am not even close.) * art work under the username Buff-Hamster here: http://www.deviantart.com/digitalart/?q=Buff-Hamster That, is why I released the "Work Bench" content in 2012. Use it as you will or use it for ideas, I freely give it away as it belongs to EA anyway (read the ELUA sometime) I have freely given the NAM Team all rail texture content as I am sure NAM content has progressed well beyond anything I had done in 2006-2012. They are an excellent team to work with and I recommend their work as the highest quality available. Under no circumstances ask for dependency lists for this stuff, because I have no idea where it is anymore. There are clues in the 7 pages of this topic as to the dependency titles and where the stuff was last seen, and most of it still exists on the STEX and the SC4Dev site. What doesn't exist was probably not that important. Legally, I can not even ask that if you do use, change, or update and re-release any of the content I have submitted, that you at least mention it, but morally, and probably according to Simtropolis policy*, I only ask that you should at least give attribution, after all, it is all anyone can really ask. * that TOS contract you agreed to the moment you clicked "I agree", yup, that was a binding contract and they can deny you service (ban you) if you break it. Same with the Game EULA, another binding contract you signed when you clicked "I agree" So now, I will kindly ask that a Moderator or Admin lock this topic or turn it over to someone else.

We can only pray. They are currently trying to contact the missing in the hope that they are away on vacation or just weren't home at the time. In another report, someone pointed out that the tracks were not in good condition for a "hazmat" train. It was noted that the line was overgrown with weeds in places and lacked the proper ballast,...this data is unconfirmed at this time. In one of the videos, you can see a rail line where only the rails are visible through the grass, whether or not this was the actual track that was used by this train is unclear, but other views of the area do show that the track was not in the best of conditions.

Huge fire erupts in Lac-Mégantic, QC, Canada, as an oil train derails. All of downtown is burning right now. video 1 video 2 video 3